Yuntian Mausoleum

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In his book *Looking at the Soul*, Lin Xianzheng describes: "I cannot imagine any continent in the world more vast than Whitman's. In his land, mountains rise high, rivers flow, and roads shoot like arrows into the distance. In his land, all plants and animals are full of life because of human presence; there are swift hooves, giant wings, strong branches, and naturally, the song of the robin, the fragrance of violets, and the dense grass becoming green and tender under caress. In Königsberg, the wise man who loved to stroll either looked up at the brilliant starry sky or looked down into his own heart, groping for the philosophical path to humanity. Kant is a tranquil lake. Because of its vastness, even the turbulent waves are completely overlooked. The breadth of the soul inspires awe. Einstein, like a whirlwind, traversed the universe, perhaps without leaving a trace, but in the ruins of later temples, his presence is not hard to find." This tells us that every writer is...